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Follow on Google News | Park Place Infiniti to hold classic car show benefiting Little Friends FoundationEvent will include free refreshments and rescued pets, including Churchill the Polar Bear
Founded in 2011, the Little Friends Foundation is committed to providing a temporary home to rescued animals, finding them permanent homes, and educating the public on pet issues ranging from responsible ownership to breed specific issues, such as medical and behavioral issues. Guests attending the car show are encouraged to give a nominal donation to benefit the Little Friends Foundation (LFF), which will also have staff on-site providing information and applications for pet adoption. “Our animals are our passion, and each one is treated as if they were our own personal pets,” said James Williamson of the Little Friends Foundation. “We strive to make these animals feel as if they are in a temporary home rather than a shelter, providing everything from warm beds to training and rehabilitation.” “We are excited to partner with Park Place Infiniti on this event, because we are committed to going out into the community to provide animal education and meet potential adopters who want to provide forever homes for our animals,” added Williamson, noting that LFF spends time with every potential adopter to help them find the animal that best fits their lifestyle, ensuring the animal will live their best possible life. “Park Place Infiniti is committed to supporting local charities, and many of our team members who have adopted pets wanted to find a way to support the Little Friends Foundation’s mission of nurturing rescued animals and finding them forever homes,” said Larry Michaels, general manager of Park Place Infiniti. “This classic car show is a fun way to bring the community together to tour some exceptional cars while also learning more about a very important cause, and maybe even find a new addition for their family.” During the car show, Park Place Infiniti, located at 5605 W. Sahara Ave., will offer free refreshments, including from a local taco food truck that will be on-site. Churchill the Polar Bear, who has become the Little Friends Foundation’s mascot, will also be at the event. Churchill, who has been diagnosed with a congenital and inoperable heart defect, has become popular locally via his Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/ About Park Place Dealerships Founded in 1987 by Ken Schnitzer, Park Place Dealerships is based in Texas and represents luxury brands including Lexus, Mercedes-Benz, Porsche, Volvo, Jaguar, Rolls-Royce, Bentley, McLaren, Maserati, Lotus and smart. In June 2012, Park Place purchased the Infiniti dealership in Las Vegas, Nev. For more information on Infiniti cars and Park Place service in Las Vegas, please visit: www.parkplaceinfiniti.com End
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